The concession speech of Vice President Kamala Harris, the former Democrat presidential nominee who was defeated by Republican President-elect Donald Trump, has drawn critics.

Among them is Republican consultant Alex Castellanos, who said it was the most “anti-concession, concession speech” he has ever heard when he spoke to Fox News “Special Report” host Brett Baier.

“Alex, his numbers went up with suburban women versus Harris instead of Biden, up with blacks, Hispanics, to your point, and different wages, and it sounded in the exit polls and the our Fox News voter analysis that they were saying, listen to us, we’re telling you what we want,” the host said.

“And that’s why the New York Times story is blaming the voters is exactly the wrong analysis of this thing. And what shocked me today is that Kamala Harris in her alleged concession speech did the same thing. She said this was the most anti-concession concession speech I’ve ever heard because it was anti-unity. What she did, she got up there and said listen, we’re going to keep fighting for exactly the same things we fought for in this election. The campaign’s going to go on,” Castellanos added.

“It was a trying to cement the division in the country. And what that’s saying is voters, you just didn’t get it. Our wonderful ideas are superior to yours and we’re going to keep this country divided,” he said of the vice president.

“That’s terrible politics for the Democratic Party after a big loss like this. Sometimes you see parties reduce themselves to their core and you get in primary fights where the candidates try to see who’s the purest. It just shrinks them and makes them negative. And I think that’s what’s happening to the Democratic Party now. It’s a big mistake, but not only that, it’s terrible for the country,” he noted further.